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2016

September

Election forecasters try to bring some order to a chaotic political year
9/3/16
James Campbell tells The Washington Post that 2016 was shaping up with a tilt to the Republicans until they nominated Donald Trump.
Simple organism and evolutionary security
9/13/16
Charles Mitchell discusses how nature takes a slower course to the same goal with Inside Higher Ed.
Why college should come with a money-back guarantee
9/14/16
Real Simple magazine highlights UB's Finish in 4 program when talking about on-time graduation guarantees.
Wells Fargo settlement over phony accounts raises questions about oversight
9/11/16
Sudhir Suchak tells The Washington Post incentive programs are rare at most big banks.
Greenland ice loss 40 trillion pounds bigger than thought
9/21/16
The Associated Press reported on a study on the Greenland Ice Sheet co-authored by Beata Csatho.
Why Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf is on the hot seat
9/21/16
Sudhir Suchak tells CBS News that programs implementing incentives require serious monitoring.
Terrorist attacks will likely affect 2016 presidential race, experts say
9/22/16
James Campbell tells ABC News recent bombings in New York and New Jersey will help Trump and hurt Clinton.
A closer look: UB's Hayes Hall
9/23/16
The Buffalo News posted a photo gallery of Hayes Hall to coincide with the building's reopening ceremony.
The outrageous North Carolina law that could stop the public from seeing police shooting videos
9/26/16
Athena Mutua is quoted in Vox about the power of police shooting videos.
Punctuation past and present: A new word order
9/25/16
Ken Dauber and David Fertig weigh in on the impact of the digital age on punctuation in USA Today.
UB Law School surpasses prestigious 7-year, $30 million goal
9/20/16
The UB Law School surpassed its fundraising goal of $30 million and Satish Tripathi tells WBFO-FM that this demonstrates the strong supoort for the school and UB more broadly.